Another way to market yourself that you may have missed

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04/26/2016 | Author: Editorial Staff

You get a lot out of knowledge out of the designations and certifications you’ve earned, but are you really using them in every way you could? Start making them a part of your marketing plan with these tips.

Spell it out. If you’re using the acronym after your name in your signature block, spell it out instead. Many people don’t know what the acronyms stand for, and it will be more effective marketing when people see you’re a Real Estate Negotiation Expert instead of wondering what "RENE" means.

Think beyond your signature block. When you communicate with prospects and clients, point out those acronyms and how having them makes your services more valuable. Of course, you can do this during a conversation, but you can also put these details on your website or in your listing presentation presentation packet. For example, you could say, “I’ve earned the Military Relocation Professional certification, which means I know how to help current and former members of the military take advantage of military benefits when buying a home.”

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